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Rested Redblacks look to avoid bye-week sluggishness against visiting Bombers

Rested Redblacks look to avoid bye-week sluggishness against visiting Bombers

OTTAWA — With a 1-4-1 record the Redblacks hardly look like a team in position to contend for the East Division, but just three points separate Ottawa from the first place Toronto Argonauts.

Canadian, U.S. mayors end objection to Lake Michigan water diversion

A group of mayors from Canada and the U.S. has dropped its challenge to a decision allowing an American city to draw water from the Great Lakes, saying it has secured an agreement to improve the review of similar applications in the future.
Ottawa not doing its job to hold Volkswagen to account for diesel dupe: lawyers

Ottawa not doing its job to hold Volkswagen to account for diesel dupe: lawyers

OTTAWA — Environment Minister Catherine McKenna is facing legal action from several environmental groups who accuse the government of dragging its heels on investigating Volkswagen for duping Canadians with diesel engines.
Toronto home sales tank 40 per cent, prices down nearly $175,000 since April

Toronto home sales tank 40 per cent, prices down nearly $175,000 since April

TORONTO — After 16 years, Dina Alker is going to put her house in Toronto up for sale Monday, joining the throngs of others in the city who have decided to downsize as a chill gripping what was once one of the hottest real estate markets in North Ame

Police looking for air mattress owner after fatal Welland motorcycle crash

TORONTO — The OPP continue to search for the owner of an air mattress that caused a fatal crash in Welland, Ont. last month. Sgt.
Trump leaked phone call: 'Don't worry about Canada,' says he's happy with trade

Trump leaked phone call: 'Don't worry about Canada,' says he's happy with trade

WASHINGTON — A leaked transcript of a Donald Trump phone call shows the president's private comments about trade with Canada, and suggests he had an overwhelmingly positive attitude about the northern neighbour as he took office.

Lack of smoke alarms in vaulted ceiling a factor in Christmas Eve fire

TORONTO — Investigators looking into an Ontario cottage fire that killed a family of four on Christmas Eve said Thursday that a lack of smoke alarms in the vaulted ceiling of the residence was a key factor in the deaths.

Police seek truck that left one dead in apparent hit and run near Montreal

BROSSARD, Que. — Quebec provincial police were searching Thursday for a truck involved in a hit and run near Montreal that left one person dead in a car.
Ottawa will do what is needed to protect 'majestic' right whales, minister says

Ottawa will do what is needed to protect 'majestic' right whales, minister says

MONCTON, N.B. — Ottawa will bring "absolutely every protection to bear" to protect and bolster right whales following 10 deaths in the Gulf of St. Lawrence since early June, says federal Fisheries Minister Dominic LeBlanc. LeBlanc told a Moncton, N.
Quebec dealing with 150 asylum requests a day: immigration minister

Quebec dealing with 150 asylum requests a day: immigration minister

HEMMINGFORD, Que. — The scene greeting asylum seekers at a popular illegal border crossing point in Quebec on Thursday was vastly changed from that of a few months earlier.
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